Book Review:
Fancy Nancy: The Dazzling Book Report
(An I Can Read Book 1)
by Jane O’Connor, Published by Harper Collins, 2009.
Bonjour! If you have a girly-girl in your house, I’m sure you’ve heard of Fancy Nancy. Author Jane O’Connor has written picture books and now beginning readers about this one-of-a-kind character. Each book has fancy vocabulary words that sparkle, which girls will like learning. In this particular story, Fancy Nancy has a book report to write, or rather the fancy word “biography.” She chooses the princess, Sacajawea. However, Fancy Nancy spends too much time being creative and cute with her cover and art work and only writes a couple sentences. Her wonderful teacher allows Fancy Nancy to tell the class about her book to save her from embarrassment.
My daughter loves these Fancy Nancy books. And even though these beginning readers say level 1, they present a great challenge since they use fancy vocabulary. Warning: The princess in your house might start acting and talking more sophisticated after reading these books.
Titles of other Fancy Nancy books:
Fancy Nancy (picture book)
Fancy Nancy Splendiferous Christmas (picture book)
Fancy Nancy: Tea Parties (picture book)
Fancy Nancy & the Posh Puppy (picture book)
Fancy Nancy: Bonjour Butterfly (picture book)
Fancy Nancy: Poison Ivy Expert (An I Can Read Book)
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